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baby and mommy
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online scrabble solitaire
deepleap There seems to be an occasional bug that creates an infinite loop of opening dialog boxes. If this happens to you, don’t panic. Hold down the Enter key on your keyboard and it should reset the page for you shortly. Between this bug and the autoplay nature of the home page, it makes it impossible to keep the site open in your browser, tho.
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chimpira max
More pasta. Or else.
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Russian dogs ride the subway
They live in the suburbs and commute to the city to scam, eat, and live another day. The Japanese wish they’d thought of it first.
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Another music site for Max
Tone Matrix chill chill chill UPDATE 4/15/09: Also, BallDroppings is the dope unko.
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Amish Twitter
Order telegrams over the web. Note: This is an experiment. I’ve cross posted this link to my Facebook and Twitter accounts, so sorry if I’ve spammed your intarwebs with it today (although I refrained from posting it at Linked In, in case a powerful Amish CEO was perusing my bio).
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Steamed Beetles
BEFORE: Not sure what kind of beetles these are, but they need to be soaked (drowned?) to induce excretion before cooking. AFTER: Steamed with lemon grass and kaffir lime leaves. This preparation is typical of Thai/Laos peasant cooking, and very healthy, AND very delicious.
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Buffalo x 8
First of all, Wikipedia has done more for me over the years than anti-fungal ointment, and depending on if you smelled my shoes when I had athlete’s foot (actually, if you were in any enclosed space with my shoes, you most likely did smell them), that’s saying an awful lot. Secondly, it took me a good fifteen minutes to truly understand this (grammatically correct) sentence: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo I’m totally using that for a class, because in the Thai language, calling someone a buffalo is a hugely insulting and funny thing, and “buffalo” is one English word every Thai person knows. Just mentioning it in…
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Max, bring the beat!
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good or bad?
Philippine fishermen net and eat rare megamouth shark My initial reaction when I read the headline was that of disgust, but I guess the main question is whether the animal would have gone to waste if they hadn’t eaten it… Would the WWF have preserved it for study? If so, why didn’t they offer to buy it? Would the fisherman have gone hungry if they hadn’t eaten it?
